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Mining company Belo Sun sues environmental defenders in intimidation tactic, NGOs say - Vimarsana News

Mining company Belo Sun sues environmental defenders in intimidation tactic, NGOs say

Canadian mining company Belo Sun has filed a lawsuit against community leaders and environmental rights groups for invading and occupying company-owned land, in a case the defendants are calling an attempt to criminalize environmental defenders in the region. According to some lawyers and campaigners not involved in the case, the lawsuit lacks accuracy and Belo […]

Major bank, investors accelerating forest, biodiversity destruction - Vimarsana News

Major bank, investors accelerating forest, biodiversity destruction

A new report reveals the role big finance plays in driving tropical deforestation, biodiversity loss, climate change and human rights abuses.

Source: foe.org
Halloween-themed climate campaign aims to show horrors of methane gas - Vimarsana News

Halloween-themed climate campaign aims to show horrors of methane gas

Gas Leaks advocacy group’s ad resembling horror movie trailer is latest in broader push to counter fossil fuel industry messaging

Amazon fires: 5 things you can do now to help the lungs of the planet - Vimarsana News

Amazon fires: 5 things you can do now to help the lungs of the planet

Humans have been the driving force behind the devastation of the Amazon fires. Here are five things you can do to help right now.

Source: her.ie
Peruvian Amazon: Wounds remain after 50 years of oil spills on Achuar land - Vimarsana News

Peruvian Amazon: Wounds remain after 50 years of oil spills on Achuar land

The Achuar Indigenous people in the Peruvian community of José Olaya grew tired of seeing oil traveling through their creeks as they awaited the arrival of authorities. This is why they decided to clean up the crude oil spills in their territory by themselves. Our team of journalists arrived in their community after traveling along […]